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## What this is
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Mise en place means "everything in its place before the work starts." In a kitchen, that is chopped onions, clean pans, labels, and a station that does not make you hunt for salt mid-service. For agents, it is the same idea: rules, memory, tools, handoff inboxes, publish guards, and boring verification already laid out before the session gets expensive.
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Mise en place means "everything in its place before the work starts." In a kitchen, that is chopped mirepoix, clean pans, labels, and a station that does not make you hunt for salt & butter mid-service. For agents, it is the same idea: rules, memory, tools, handoff inboxes, publish guards, and boring verification already laid out before the session gets expensive.
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This package lays down a clean starting point for an agent workspace or a repo that needs durable memory handoffs. It is meant for people running real tools, real docs, and real automation across OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or a similar harness.
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